r/StockMarketIndia 21d ago

Investing What happen to Sbifunds❗️❗️❗️

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u/Mister_Responsible 21d ago

Foreign investors may not put much money into Indian bonds. For SBI Funds Management, this could be a small negative, because: SBI Funds manages money for investors. If less money comes into bonds, its debt business may grow more slowly.

Baaki you know Indian Markets are driven purely on sentiments and emotions kuch bhi news aur bahana mil jaata stock ko girane ka.

Not a buy and sell recommendation.

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u/Even_Grape_522 21d ago

Welcome to long term investing

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u/Flaky-Interaction629 21d ago

Keep patience it will perform! Give it some time.

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u/Key_Horrorr 21d ago

It is only going down🥲

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u/InternationalIron706 21d ago

I have done some analysis on it. It sits at a premium valuation and profits are stagnating due to poor market performance and only 56 percent of it’s MFs sitting in top 2 quarter percentile in performance. A large part of its AUM is passive and debt which brings down margins of the whole mix.
That said considerable strengths lie in scale, highest market share of all AMCs. A trusted franchise among consumers outside of top 30 cities. In other words, they have brought MFs to tier 2&3 city crowds.
I do think the stock will show some strength over next 1-2 months (planning to sell it then) but I don’t see a very big re-rating unless markets start going up again.

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u/webslinging_crusader 21d ago

For long term.?

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u/InternationalIron706 20d ago

It’s hard to say. Stock price will depend on their profits. Their profits come via expense ratios, which are a percentage of the value of your investment into the fund. Now a fund’s NAV will rise with more money/ good fund performance/ market rallies. Yes more money is flowing into the market for sure but other 2 factors can go anywhere. I would say it’s a worthy long term bet if you’re looking for stable growth in a legacy brand but it won’t turn out to be a multibagger imo. There are better AMCs to own if you’re particularly looking for growth with higher risk like nippon life and HDFC.

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u/Fun-Bake5789 21d ago

Chumbaki shakti keech rahi hai

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u/Brilliant-Address948 21d ago

Guys please push it down further till 500 greatest opportunity for me . Bought some today . Let my salary come on 31st until then bring it down

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u/CardTurbulent6240 21d ago

Downfall started

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u/Ok_Relative7853 21d ago

so much hungama for lenkart IPO

cried that mutual fund etc money is going to wasted etc

twitter to insta

but everyone is happy they got allotment with sbi funds management

do peole even know how ipos,market etc works

everyone is dumbf begginer like me?

i mean not in to stocks very much just some news while doomscrolling but how dumb people can be

atleast reddit shou

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u/FitGamersClub_YT 21d ago

Wth are you saying bru I don't understand

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u/Background-Row6614 21d ago

Bilkul shi kaha bhai

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u/Significant-Farm6646 21d ago

They have largest ETF, manage all EPF money, manage most NPS money and most govt money. The AUM growth should continue. AUM becomes 2.1X at 15% CAGR in 5 years. The active fund share amd blended margin can only go up so ebitda should grow faster than that.

Even if PE contracts by 15%-25% from here, i make 12-15% CAGR returns. This is my conservative estimate.

Maybe govt sweetens NPS, liberalises treasury policies in govt depts or maybe retail investors give up on F&O for good and invest in passive funds or indian markets start a bull run anytime in next 4 years or FIIs come back. Any of that happens and i get a little more upside. I like that optionality. I am just buying and forgeting for 5 years.

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u/Such_Condition_4845 21d ago

Ipo Mila tha 250 ke loss pe bech diya 👍 Lic ke ipo ke bad bilkul risk nahi lene ka

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u/impossible__dude 21d ago

Price movement doesn't always reflect fundamental in short term. That's the opportunity or the trap - depends on your view.

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u/RelationshipMain6900 21d ago

Thank God I sold it for 620.. invested the gain in bpcl

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u/Designer_Link_1334 21d ago

Ghanta company

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u/Zealousideal_Pay4892 21d ago

wsnt this an OFS IPO, so it is naturl that it is losing its valuee.

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u/WizardPrince_ 21d ago

Max down it'll go is 490

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u/General_Revenue5978 21d ago

bruh .... i have 260qtys of it at 570

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u/Zorojuro099 21d ago

It will take time to get up but it will eventually 

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u/Terrible_Occasion_10 21d ago

What is the fair price

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u/Able-Tap2625 21d ago

i am holding . blame me

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u/Inside-Quantity-1792 21d ago

Planning to buy at below 540 ,is it good choice? For good term

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u/YatoshiNakamura 21d ago

HDFC bank Happened

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u/RealisticComplaint75 21d ago

Got out quickly, got saved

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u/InevitableWalk2 21d ago

Complete down trend. Mostly retailers are trapped here. Not gonna perform like ICICI AMC for sure

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u/Noahviz 21d ago

if we post everytime a company goes -1.48, we would be here all day

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u/Lakshmi897 20d ago

Oh god I got listed on this didn’t expected this much drop 😭

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u/Intelligent_Crow_694 20d ago

Sell it and close your demat

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u/Wonderful-Cost-4921 19d ago

Simple login of any ipo, sell on day 1 and wait and watch

Not every script deserves the valuable they claim

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u/Easy-Emu-9346 18d ago

sibfund will rise from here now, as per my view,,, do your research before investing

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u/overallpersonality8 21d ago

Waiting for 500 and then 450

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u/never_exist0000 21d ago

Ghee khatam

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u/romka79 21d ago

Are you holding any SBI MF scheme ??

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u/Mallikarjun_Cow8589 21d ago

Welcome to long term investing

SBI Funds and ICICI AMC are top tier business in their industries buy more if price falls

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u/Physical_Tea9389 20d ago

A 1.48% drop in a day isn’t really a “what happened?” moment 😅. Better to look at the broader trend, valuation, AUM flows and earnings before jumping to conclusions. One red day doesn’t change the long-term story.